Configure RTS for Integration

1. Start RTS.

   

2. Click New and the Add Royal TS Document wizard displays.

   

3. Type a name for the document in the Display Name text box.

4. Click Next.

   

5. Select the Enable Encryption check box.

   

6. Type the desired password in the Password and Confirm text boxes. You can also click the Generate Password button to the right to automatically create one.

7. Click the OK button. The wizard closes and your new connection appears as a node in the tree in the left pane.

8. Go to the Dynamic Folder PowerShell file for Secret Server.

9. Click Delinea Secret Server (PowerShell).rdfe to open the file.

   

10. Right-click Raw and select Save link as… or Save linked content as… to save the PowerShell .rdfe file to a location of your choice. It defaults to your Downloads folder.

11. Return to RTS.

12. Click the new Connection node in the navigation tree.

13. Click the Data tab.

    

14. Click the Dynamic Folder File button in the Import section.

15. Locate the file you downloaded.

16. Click the Open button to import the file.

17. A confirmation and then the Edit Properties popup displays.

18. It won't appear immediately, but a new Dynamic folder will display under your connections.

    

19. Click Custom Properties.

20. Under Server URL TODO, Click the 'Plus' button to add new fields... +, to display a text box.

    

21. Enter your server URL and click OK.

22. If multi-factor authentication (MFA) is required by your server or user, do the following:

    1. Right click the Delinea Secret Server (PowerShell) connection and select Properties. The Dynamic Folder Settings popup diplays.

    2. Click the Dynamic Folder Script button and the script displays.

       

    3. Scroll down to the last line of the script:

       Get-Entries -url "$CustomProperty.ServerURL$" -username "$EffectiveUsername$" -password "$EffectivePassword$" -requiresMFA $false

    4. Change the $false to $true.

    5. Click OK.

    6. Repeat the process for the Dynamic Credential script.

23. Click Credentials and Edit Properties displays.

24. Click the Configuration dropdown list and select either Specify username and password or Use an existing credential.

    • If you chose the former, type your information in the Username and Password text boxes.

    • If you chose the latter, select an existing credential from the Credential dropdown list. If your credential is not in the list, click the + Add button to add it.

      

      Click OK.

25. Click the Dynamic Folder Script and the script editor displays.

    

26. Click the blue information button and the Script Interpreter Path Configuration dialog box displays.

    

27. Ensure the path to your installed powershell.exe file is correct. If not, go to the correct path and click Open.